30 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterIf that date refers to the first day of creation, I do not
You make the common mistake of most casual observers and assume there was a year 0. It's actually 4003BC.
think that date comes very close to the true date. But I
can not say that I know when it was. I have no idea if
anyone at all celebrate this date. I think the Jews believe
one of there Holy days on their calendar, which is the start
of the Jewish civil year I understand, marks the first day
of creation. But that day would fall on different days each
year on the calendar we use. That is about all I have to
offer; but I just thought of something you might want to
check, that is Wikipedia. Maybe there is something there
that would lead you to an answer to your question.
30 Apr 11
Originally posted by FMFCertainly not a complete answer, but at least it tells you that commemoration of this date isn't so widespread that everybody has heard about it.
No matter how one looks at it, "Why should anyone celebrate this date?" is not an answer to the question "How widespread is the celebration or commemoration of this date?"
30 Apr 11
Originally posted by divegeesterWell, it had to start on some day of the week if you go back in time now matter
You make the common mistake of most casual observers and assume there was a year 0. It's actually 4003BC.
how you think it all started. Looking at from the birth of Christ or not matters
how?
Kelly
